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] Overseer Of Poor, Jno. n. Davis Magis-
trates, CD VIM. Bennett, A. Bemis and j.
T. KronR Constable VIM. B. Morrison.
Davis District postponed nominations
until q later date.
2d District Madison and Johnston) met
IN Roller q Logan's office and made nomi-
nations as follows Commissioner of tho
Revenue. T.. n. IIisey. The following
nominations were then made for Madison
Township: Supervisor, j. W Santmyers;
Commissioner Of Roads Geo. Rye; Over.
seer of Poor jno Il. Lantz; Magistrates,
CD Geo G.. Rhinohoart, Saml. Campbell
ard one to lee filled
Johnston Township: Supervisor, Danl.
O. Bowman; Commissioned Roads, Isaac
Burner: Overseer Of Poor, WIN. b. Lich-
liter: Magistrates, CD Jno. W. Leedy,
Isaiah Glenn and Levi II. Cullers; Consta-
bic, VIM. G. OFlaheriy.
3rd District, Lee and Ashby, met in
Twins Opera Hail. and made the follow
APPROXIMATIONS for Ashby Township
Supervisor, l.. L. Ryman; Commissioner
of Roads, G. Jones; Ovcrseer of Poor,
Noah IIiggs Magistrates, (3) NJ. NJ. Moore,
J. W. Sidley and Jacob Ryman; Consta-
BILE, W. r.. Painter.
Lee District nominations were post
poned until Monday.
Convention rcconvcned at , O'Clock, p.
M, DR.. Henry Irwin called TO the Chair.
Nominations Of all the above District
officers were ratified.
DR.. a. F. Bclcw was called to the Chair
in the absence of K. S. Rinker.
On motion, the following officers were
appointed for the ensuing year, Jno. l..
Keller. County Chairman, W. W. Logan,
Secretary.
As Lee and Ashby could not decide upon
their candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue. there beng tie vote between
4. f. Grandstaif and J. A. Osborne it was
referred to the general convention.
Graudstaf and Osborne were placed IN
nomination before the general conyen-
tion for Commissioner of the Revenue for
Lee and Ashby, Ord District.) Osborne
was nominated by a vote of 81 to 2l.-
Afterwards ON motion Osbornc's nomi-
nation WAS made unanimous
Convention adjourned.
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Rockingham Register; On last Saturday
Justice A. C.. Rohr, Of this place, sent
VIM. Burns on to the grand jury for in
diciment upon a charg' Of attempting to
Outrage the per.on 81 Mrs Rosa Aun
Bleigh. The evidence shows that Buns,
who is q yonng colored man, about %
years of age, and who lives in ibis place,
followed Mrs. Bleigh, who lives about =
miles north of town, and who Is about 81
years old, she having walked into town to
make some purchases, oar on the Nj.
Clinton road until they we're about three
quarters Of "a mile from town, and there
IN the public road made improper pro-
po.als to her and when she refused him
hc drew something out ol his nocket aud
threatened to knock her down, when she
turned and fled down the road towards
some houses. She swOre Out a warrant
and had hlm arrested ana tried with the
above result
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The Spring term Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court commenced on Friday last-lIon.
Robert IT, Turner presiding.
About fifty common law issues were set
for trial, and more than the usual number
Of cases have been tried by the jury.
TIE following are part Of the causes Of
interest:
The Pitts Agricultural Works W.. y. w.
Baker, &c, involving the purchase of
steam engine Verdict and Judgment for
$4,000 interest and COSTS, subject to
credits.
Wisman q Dellnger VS.. Walton Sheet,
Sc. Action of covenant dismissed.
Jackson Reynard VS.. William Cline
dnst, sc. Action of trespass for burning
barn, crop implements. &c, by defective
thresbing machine engine. Verdict and
judgment for plaintiff for $4,000 interest
and costs
Mahon j. Bnshong vs.. IIampson Rid
enour, debt for boring well, compro-
missed al $1,000.
Emma l.. Hahn vs. Frederick Bower,
Islander. ycrdcr for defendant
Daniel VI. Borden W.. Philip p. Bly, as
sault and battery Verdict for defendant.
Decree, have been entered in a consid-
cradle number Of chanccry causes, and
sale, confirmed rs follows:
Daniel Flahcrty VS.. James Flaherty's
administrator, DC.
Thomas D. Smith and wife Va. Nancy
Ander, admr., &c.
LIiitc Bird vs.. Sarah G.. VI. Bird, &c.
o. Funk, &c, vs.. Henry X. Groves adj
mnistra'or. g..
j. T. llickmau's Exr. vs.. john Koontz's
admr-., &c.
b. Iarman Exr VS.. Elias Crabill, &c.
A.H. Baib's MS, vs.. Geo. Windle's adj
minisirator, dc.
Maryland Fcriilizing and Manuflctur-
ing Co. SIS. Hotel & Crabll.
Geo. Suapp, &c., VS.. W. II. Woodland, &c.
y. and d. Fnnk vs.. Martin Teas admr.
$. s. banners admrs. vs.. Samuel Lee.
ID. Waltou's admrs. VS.. Daniel Burn
ci's ENr.. Ac.
J.. Woods admr. ys. Joseph Audrick, sc.
Elizabeth IIel,ley'- admr. W. Lcvi lIels-
lcy IS admr. &c.
Mary Cain v.. Dan. Ridcnour's admir-, &c.
John Rnda.il'- admir-. vs.. Vincent X
Bochm &c.
John l.. pitman, guardian Laura v Rip
les. and j. G.. Williamson and wife, &c.
Partition of real estate confirmed.
A.J Myers sand wife W.. T. Williams,
trustee. Hecomm.ttcd to Conn.
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Shenandoah County Agricultural
Society.

MEETING OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS.
At a called meeting of the Board of Di
rectors Of the Shenandoah County Agri-
cultural Society, held at their Office in
Woodstock, Va, April 18th, l5.7 Present
Frank King, President, in the Chair, and
Directors w. l.. Laughlin, n. NJ. Rhodes,
w. II. Wightman. ID. d. Carter, Abraham
Miller J. II. Newell, II. II. Haun, r. NJ.
Lantz. S. II. Bowman, Geo. w. Koontz,
and w. II. Newman.
Minutes of last meeting Of Board of Di-
rectors and Executive Committee were
read and on motion were approved
On motion the bid of James Chambers
for the rent of the Fair Grounds. for one
year, was accepted, subject to contract as
adopted and approved by the Executive
Committee.
On motion, resolved. That the resolu.
ton passed at former meeting ordering
the Secretary to charge the account Of II.
c. Maddux with $4,000 for purse given
by him for racing purposes at the last
Fair be reconsidered and that he be re-
leased from all obligations under said res
olution provided he pay the balance due
from him on Stock subscription.
D. D. Carter offered his resignation as
a member Of the Fair Grounds Committee,
and on motion the same was rejected.
On motion, resolved, That the last
named resolution be reconsidered, and tho
resignation of ID. ID. Carter DO accepted.
The Chair appointed Mr.. II. c. Magru-
der TO fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation Of DR.. Carter.
On motion, resolved, That the matter Of
renting an office for the use of the Society
be referred TO the Executive Committee
with power to act.
Resolved, That the matter of employ
ing parties to canvass for stock subscrip-
tiOns in the counties Of Hardy, Page and
other adjoining counties be referred to the
Executive Committee with power to act
On motion the bill of b. Schmitt fol
S4.S2 and the bill Of J. G.. Baker for $500
were allowed and ordered to be paid
On motion the meeting adjourned.
X. II. LACEY, Sec'y.
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To the Voiers Of Shenandoah County
/ respectfully announce myself canal-
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MI. JACKSON, VA, June II. 1856.
To Hdgcrst0wn Steam Engine and Machine
FORKS:
Gentlemen We the undersigned take
pleasure in stating that the II horse pow
er Traction Engine lately purchased by
Anthony b. Miller Of your agent, Mr.. 5.
T.. Mooney drew into our town to-day a
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came from Delinger's Gap oyer an ex-
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as rough mountainous road rs there is one
in Shenandoah county.
We hereby certify said wagons and
bark weighed twenty thousand eight
hundred aud ninety lbs.
X. G.. ALEXANDER,
Weigh Master.
J. =. LONAS,
G.. H. II. KOONTZ,
J. A. HELLER.
June ., sc. Tyr
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The following fourth class pos'mas'ei'
have been appointed in this section; sam
Long. Chrisman, Rockingham county D.
y Movers, Lantz's Mill, Shenandoah
comfy A. Chrisman, Meadow NILS.
Frederick county. A..n
The following new officers have been &c,
established st. Davis Church. IN rowei. .
Fort David W. Glen, postmaster. sentl-
mel, Warren county, Austin M'tcnen' PO''
master.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-08

Mr.. Taylor McAbee, one Of the best
known engineers on the Valley Branch,
b. & 0. r. r., has left the service Of that
company and gone to Chattanooga, Tenn,
where he will make his home for the
future. His broad. jolly face and hearty
laugh will be greatly missed from the
witness stand here in the trials of the COW
killing cases that he had the luck Of al
ways getting mixed up with.
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MASON BLY,.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
nrerprCr No 2

con COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
DISTRICT 40. 2.
To the Voters of Shenandoah County;
I respectfully announce myself as can al,
didate for the Office of Commits sioner Of the
Revenne for District No. composed OF
Johnston and Madison Magisterial Dis
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ri discbarqe Of the duties Of the said
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/ respectfully announce myself IS a AN.
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Revenue for District No. 2 composer % ~
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MEN WANTED

O. sell for the HooKgn NURSERIES. Es-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR coMMONwEALTH's ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce Jas. h
Williams as candidate for Common
wealth's Attorney for Shenandoah county
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-08

will offer my stock of merchandise az
-.,,,,a auotion on Monday next Court
aav., Let everybody come as it will Dc a
rare chance for splendid bargains
80 NJ. COFFMAN